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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1921
Page
6
A young actress engaged to Lloyd Ince star Gloria Hope becomes the latest in the film world to blend romance with a rising career. Hope has appeared in four Ince pictures and later produced by Sidney Franklin. her upcoming film is headed by Goldwyn with a leading role in Eternal.
A Queen’s picture titled The Lily of Life from a scenario by the Queen of Fturmania is exhibited in London. It was previously in France by dancer Loie Fuller. The piece features fantastical scenes with erotesque effects from projecting negatives. In Seattle readers are urged to dine at Boldt’s.
Charles A. Taylor directs Oliver Morosco's The Half Breed and uses lip reading to compare actors spoken lines with lip movements. He notes the dialogue was heavily scripted with hundreds of lines and no extraneous conversation.
F. J. Godad of Goldwyn, Charles Chaplin, Dorothy Dalton and Claire Windsor attended a dinner hosted by Max Linder at the Ambassador in Los Angeles. Also present were Grace Kingsley M. Gorder and Clarke Irvine. The meal preceded the world preview of Linder’s new comedy Who Pays My Wife's Bill at the Rosemary Theatre in Ocean Park.
Polish star Pola Negri appears in Gypsy Blood at the Coliseum, portraying CARMENcita in this Merimee based drama. The Clemmer screens feature Frankie Kiolet and The Blazing Trail with Dr. Lillian Rich in a Blue Ridge setting. Lew Cody debuts at Winter Garden in a 15 minute skit and stars in A Dangerous Pastime. Marguerite Clark headlines Scrambled Wives at Strand, and Mary Pickford appears at the Blue Mouse in Thru the Back Door. The Rex offers Three Sevens with Antonio Moreno. Liberty shows The Home Stretch starring Douglas MacLean.
The listing notes a picture play titled Little Clown starring Mary Miles at the Coronial theater with audience attention drawn to the performer and production.
Edna Wheaton, a 6,000 hopefuls entrant, wins the Beauty part in Experience and joins Elsie Ferguson in Footlights. Director George Fitzmaurice praises her almost perfect face with symmetrical sides and notes her smile resembles Mary Pickford. Wheaton, Ithaca singer, was poised to return home when the phone rang with the good news.
Pat, an orphan raised by Toto the clown, loses her pet monkey in a Southern town and meets Dick Beverly who joins the circus as a rider. A budding romance forms as Dick agrees to remain with Pat while he finishes his education, amid comic mischief and family drama.
Constance Talmadge has started her real honeymoon after marrying John Pialoglou. She rushed back to the studio then took a six weeks vacation at Lakewood New Jersey with her husband. She is three pictures ahead of schedule with Lessons in Love reaching exhibitors while Wedding Bells and Woman's Place are completed and ready for release.
The Ship based on Gabriel d Annunzio’s epic poem becomes a spectacle picture directed by his son Gabrieellino who also wrote the scenario. The elder D Annunzio asked $9,000 to attend a trade showing in London.
The American Architect cites Jerome Lachenbauch praising motion pictures as a genuine contribution to art, noting their archaic gifts.
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